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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

County Clerk Dear has made the
purchase for his private use of one OF
the latest improved and handsomest
make Of the Remington type writer.
As soon o. he becomes al expert op'
orator, copying deeds will lose much
of the tedium which nov attaches
thereto. The machine cost SOS, and
10 certainly q dandy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Sheriff Snider. OF Johnson county,
Wyoming, came 10 on this mornings
passenger train from the west, armed
with requisition papers for Jack Wal
kerr wanted. 10 that county for horse
stealing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

The three United States prisoners OF
whom mention has before been made,
who were arrested on the charge Of
whiskey selling on an Indian reserve,
were discharged from custody yester'
day by Commissioner Merrill, be
holding that the evidence against
them was not Of strong enough char
acter to warrant proceedings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

w. Carpenter, senior member Of
Carpenter 4 Robertson. extensive
stock growers Of the Rosebud. has re,
turned from q trip to that range and is
not wholly disguised with the losses
his herds suffered this past winter.
Mr.. Carpenter will return TO the east
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Ell. Pease went out sn's m 'rning to
the L s camp on Sunday creek and
the herd will he removed from at once
there. They will he driven to the Big
Dry range and there turned loose.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

A bunch OF Kansss blue joint grass
from Cutters ranch on Tongue river is
on exhibition at Savage's drug store.
II stands seven feet and Mr.. Cutler
hiss In about forty acres of 1t. The
grass is said to be we'll liked for winter
faad
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

w. w. Anderson, of Zook 4 Alder.
son, came in from the beef drive yes.
terday. The herd 10 within q days
drive and will be loaded tomorrow.
This will be the first shipment of beef
cattle made from this point this sea.
son. Mr.. Anderson will take charge OF
the shipment and 20 through with
them to Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

8. w. Powers, stock agent OF the
Manitoba road 10 temporarily station
ed In Miles. He has taken up quarters
at the Mscqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Tbs number of stock men now in
the city Is suggestive of old and better
days and may signify a return Of flush
times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

thousand Dollars worth Of Hats. Caps,
and Gloves were bought by our SYM
dictate for 70cts. on the dollar. Of which
We received one-sixth part. They
consisted of the following makes;
John b. Stetson, Scots, Hurts 4
Durey, and they must be turned into
cash. To do this we shall make many
concessions in prices that from the
first were very low.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach Ia sole agent for An
heuser-B Bush st. Louis keg beer, Sci
denberg's fine Kew West and La Con-
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
H~ousekeeper.

Position wanted As housekeeper by
o widow. Good cook aud can take
full charge Of u house. State wages
and address,
L, p, JOURNAL Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Matt Ryan, Jr., the Yellowstone
county stock man. is 1T the Macqueen
from Leavenwortb, Kansas.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Temp Elliott,a stock man Of Alzada,
10 just In from the range and registered
NJ the Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Herbert Holloway, territorial veter.
marian, came In from the west this
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

v. B. Dickey. one Of the firm OF
Dickey Bros, stock men. Is In from
Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Go 70 Bill Billiard for Best's Mil
waukee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

There 10 talk of Dutch cllb dance
on Saturday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
Clean rags wanted ct this office. .

Hon. Joseph Scott lie In from his
ranch,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

OF judgement and economical Instinct
will find il TO their interest to look at
the styles displayed In our window, to
which plain price tickets are sttached,
and everybody buys for the same
figure.
We are selling genuine John B. Stet-
son Hats at the same price you have
TO pay for inferior hats ut other stores.
II Ii time that has
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
II DAILY JOURNAL
NILES CITY, MONTANA.


70. I, West Bound, Due 1t Miles CITY 1907 N
No .. East Bound. Due II Miles City 10 q IN
Tia mall 10 closed n 7.so o'clock. p. N.
postof1oe 10 opsn from Q 70 10. D. m, sundays,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Geo. Cutler brought in q load of hay
from his ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
! H {

first flush Ms you will never have An.
other chance TO buy genuine John B.
Stetson Hats, and not ~. B. g." OF
would be Stetson's, In all colors and
shapes at about one-third les than
John b. Stetson charges for them.
This chance does not come often. OF
curse the goods are too low. yet while
Il lasts we will do much 90
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
LII D

many q fine line Of goods by render
ing them shopworn and unreasonable.
1t will not effect this sale however -
these goods are new and fresh, and Of
the latest styles, and no doubt will b
sold
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
Me- vGNSON

Is warranted, Is because II Is the bess
Blood Preparation known. ID will poei.
lively cure all Blood Diseases, puriies the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee u
John Wright, Druggist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
NEW MNRTINSYILLE.

>p.riaI Tiryrrm " R. S,nrtiy EsTnto.
NEW MNEriNsvTLLE, June TIL,
town has been crowded with people from
the country and surrounding towns al
week in attendance upon the Newman
murder trial.
The strawberry supper at Clark's new
building wis well attended Thursday
evening. considering the iuclement weather,
Cur popular brass hand played ut Sardis,
o., Friday evening, Tor AN entertainment.
\ new fence is being put in front of the
McCaskey property.
Miss Nav Palmer. of WilliamstOwn, w
Va, has been the guest of Miss Eliza Mar
tin for several days past.
MIS-. J.. W. Newman has been seriously
in tor several days, hut Is conyalcsccnI
now.
Mrs. DR.. Iouther is still confined to heI
bed, and is very much Frustrated, but Is
about out Of danger.
Miss Rosa McGrcgor, Mrs. Anna Carroll
and daughter Myrtle, of Volcano, w. Va,
were the guests Of friends in town this
week.
Barney Wells and wife, of SistcrsvilIe,
W. Va, are visiting the family of JoSephus
Clark. -,
Justice W. W. Selhy has removed his OF.
flee To the little building below ~StaDdtiord
Bros.
The VI. T. Church South building has
been papered and very much improved ln-
side.
Miss Daisy Myers, of Moundsville, w.
Va. is the guest OF the Misses Hart.
Mr.. k. l.. PembrrtOn, of the st. MaryS
Orlcls, and wste are visiting relatives IN
town.
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81 MNARY.
NOTES

Flynn, Chicago's little pitcher, is in hard
luck.
Padbourne is getting hit pretty freely
these days.
GIlvin's home runs are sort of becoming
a chestnut.
There is no discount on the Philadelphia
fielding.
Tuesday was sort of an OF day for Asso-
citation clubs.
Fergy Malone's team is know rs the
Lumber City sluggers.
Van Haltren will join the Chicagos before
the season is over.
The minor league clubs seem to be going
under quite rapidly.
The Nets would like TO trade EIterbrook
for Collins, of the LOuisvilles.
A low ball continues to bother Arson,
but give him time and he will latch on.
The Alleghenys have played more close
games than any other team IN the League.
Mark Baldwin seems to divide his time
hatwecn the pitchers box aud the out
field.
1t is said that Ted Sullivan will likely
succeed Gaflury ~ manager of the Wash
ingtou|.
1t runs in the family. Harry Wright
has q son who is right fielder in n Vermont
club.
Chris Won der Abe says that no amount
of money could purchase C~omiskey's re-
lease from the Browns.
Stovey has undoubtedly strengthened
and stcadied the Athletic pitchers since he
has been on first base.
Flanagan is in very bad shape. lie is
down with malaria and it will he some time
before he will recover.
S%homberg is batting immensely. lie
found Calvin on Thursday, and hit him for
the first time this year.
It the visiting teams were playing good
ball there would ne some excuse for Cleve-
lands defeats. -CicrCidHd Ledder.
Reccius is player from way back, and
if Manager Williams finds a few more like
him Cleveland will leave the tail end.
John Morrill, and Mike Kelly, of the
Bostons, have fallen oil in their batting.
Nash and Wise are the hard hitters OF the
club.
The coming young California pitcher is
Thomas Hearty. lie is making a wonder
ful record of strike-Outs in amateur club
games.
sam Barkley's finger is rounding TO in
great shape, and by the time the team re-
turns home he will be in first class con-
dition to play.
The Athletics did much better on their
Western trip than either the Baltimore,
brooklyn or the Nets, the other three East
ern clubs.
The Athletic managers gave a dinner to
the Louisville and Athletic players and the
reporters, after the morning game DecOra-
ton Day.
If there are any more players left who
have not received badges they should send
in their names. The thing is getting a
triile stale.
Madden is more effective against the
clubs OF the East than the West. But he'll
do, even against the latter. Boston struck
a cold mine when she found him.
Cub Stricken says the stlnglest people III
the world live in Cleveland. There is Il
man out there, says Cub, who is so stingy
that he uses a wart on the back Of his neck
rs 4 collar buttOu.-RHsbUg Sportsman.
Poor Kid Baldwin mourns the loss OF
Mullane. The senior partner OF the great
firm OF. ME and Tony has been asked to
come back and be- forgiven, hut refuses in
language which widens the breach.
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PARK ERSBUR RE-.

Special TIL gnlm ntt' Statry Rcg,t,r.
TAEEEESBURG, June i-rhc biennial
convention ct the baptist Church (colOredJ
OF West Virginia Is il session here. There
Is quite a large representation and conSid-
cradle interest manifested.
Last night the Relpre High School com
meuccment took place. The graduates
were Misses Josie O'Nral, Lizzie Kathbone
and Dora Harrison.
Floyd Payne is in Jail here. He is under
Indictment of the United States Court for
attempting the murder of VIM Sennctt. a
surveyor, appointed some year, z to set
tie boundary lines of some disputed Lands
in Lincoln county.
Two and a half inches of rain fell dur
Ing the rain storm of this week. The
Kanawha Is running bank full and all
kinds of timber is comm" out in quaint
ties.
A. l.. Duty. the cOunterteitcr, who after
being iudi ted and convicted 10y the L. s.
Court and subsequently committed to Jail
rs await sentence, skipped to tine West, is
now languishing IN Jail. lie INDUCED III -
temporary cOnyiyiality that revealed his
identity, resulting in his capture.
For some reason that has not been an
nounced publicly the city Council has
SHOWN a decided tondneSS for strOlling
musicians such ~ the hand-Organ grinder
with his monkey, the abominablc bI%-pipe
blower and other similar performers. An
ordinance Just passed by the Council, while
it denies to the Democratic, Republican.
G.rrenhack, Prohibitionist, Knights of La
bor or any other political party the right
to march in orderly procession after it gets
dark: aud denies alike to any church or
glnizatiOn or any social body the right to
march down street when the sun Is down
unless permission is first obtained
from his honor the Mayor OF the
crty, the Strolling nuisance who
gives bad music for good money is
especially exempted from this inhibition.
Just why the discrimination is made may
appear later on. The effect OF the Ordi-
nance has been TO sluclch the street per
iurmances of the Salvation Army, hut this
organization was on its last legs anyway,
and its noise would soon have stopped
itself. The clause OF the ordinance which
Is likely to have some amusing Incidents
reads thus:
II shall be unlawful hereafter for any
political, social or religious party to parade
the streets Of thus city at night without
the written consent OF the Mayor, or 10 as
semble at any time OH any street or public
grounds in this city, and sing or make any
lound or unusual noises; but the latter
clause shall not he construed to apply tn
strolling musicians or bands of music in
the streets.
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w EII.SBTltG

SpmIdl Telegram Ia Mc &mlday R,gif,r.
W~ELIsEukG, June l-Wm. Ray was
before Mayor Mcclellan last evening, on a
charge of attempting to shoot VIM. Bailey
and his daughter. He was required Ia
give bonds for his good behavior.
Mr.. James Beall and mother, the widow
Of the late William Bcall, of Baltimore, are
visiting relatives here.
4 picnic and festival for the benefit oI
the Union Sunday School OfKadiSh Chapel
will he held at the barn of Mr.. Abram
Wilson, on June 1lth. Circuit Clerk La
zear and DR.. Bonar are contestants for Il
cane for the benefit of the organ fund OF
that church.
Nothing new in the Holidays Cove
double murder. Mystery has developed
itself and ut this writing our people have
some what Gained down in conversation,
as time goes by, the people in the neigh
bUrhOud of the Cove, where the crime was
committed, have their minds more firmly
fixed on Baker as the guilty party, while
| the many fish stories that are aflOat, in
tended for sympathy Ivy the friends of the
prisoners counsel, have no weight what
ever, and TO be better acquainted with
Van l.. Bakers career would be 10
90 into the ncighbOrhOOd Of Indepen-
dcncc, Pa, where he is better known.
1t is quite likely the trial will take place
this month ut New Cumberland, where the
prisoner now lamguishcs in the Jail, very
impatiently. The lawyers retIined in the
case, in addition To the Prosecuting At
torney, are G.. W. Caldwell, of Wellsburg;
John 4. hutchinson, of PaTkerShurg, and
r. s.. Brown, of pittShurg, for the proscCu-
ton; John Il. %Braddock, of Wcllsburg;
John l.. DonehOO, of Fairvicw, and John
NJ. Cook, of Steubenville, fore the defense.
The people here are gone on dime shows
and amuSrments.
The window house has arranged for the
manufacture Of fruit Jars this week.
John 5. Naylor was among us last week.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Edward Johnson, OF Baltimore, to
Miss Mary, daughter of Col. c. II. Beall,
of this county, at high noon Wednesday,
June Sth.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
of Vim. BOthwcll, of l~rOntOn, o., to Miss
Mary, daughter OF Samuel George, Esq,
Wednesday, June sth.
The strawberry market is ut the height
of its glory, and luxury for the day will
be Strawberries.
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Fighting the Tiger.

A curious commercial enterprise has been
set on loot ut Monte Carlo. According TO
q letter Just received from there, a syndi-
cate has been formed To fight the tiger on
a system. Clerks and markers are EN-
ployed to play mechanically all day long
Mt three roulette tables exactly rs directed.
The system is said to have paid a profit OF
500, 900 in two months, and to have dis,
turbed the administration by its continued
success. Some of the visitors have been
PLAYING in excellent luck Of late, and large
winnings are reported. A young English
couple. the husband beinga Lord, have
lust left with a profit of El,O0O over all
expenses. They had only played for
amusement.
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Obituary.

For he Sunday Register,
Mr.. Thomas Chamberlain, one of our
Oldest and well known citizens of Warren
township, departed this life Wednesday,
June LIST, 1857, in the SOth year of his
aye. The deceased was 4 highly respected
man and beloved by all who knew him,
and had been amember of the Methodist
Church for thirty years. The funeral
services took place at the NJ. Z. Church OF
Grover, June 2nd, ut , p. M, and was in
tered at the Warrenton cemetery, Rev.
Phillips, of Wellsburg, officiating. He
leaves tour sons and one daughter and n
number of grand children, and ten great
Grand children to mourn his loss. The
nall bearers consisted of sons and grand
sous. Namely. SOILS, Thomas, Leander
and John Chamberlain; grand sons, Charlie,
AIKEN, VIII and George Chamberlain.
Mr.. Chamberlain for the past ten years
his made his home with his daughter
Mrs. William AIKEN. In such time he has
formed acquaintance and has made many
friends, who will miss him greatly.
The bereaved friends in their atliiction
have the sympathy of the entire eommu-
nifty. y. L.
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Nohl" Post liS of this place. William
Carson, of OH" co, W. Va, was the or
at"r of the day, and Others made remarks.
The services were held in e.. p. Church.
All passed of in good order. A rain in the
evening spoiled the order of the fair sex
and their mates, who proposed having a gay
time promenading.
The building boom in this vicinity is
larger than for many years.
W. A. Barry has been making a much
needed reform in his place of business.
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A SPRING-TIME ROMANCE.
How IA Stern 'parfcnt" Treated His
Daughters Lovers.

Macon (iW,l I~ri,Guluf.
1t is moonlight on the hill. From out
the trees 4 gentle zephyr crreps to rob the
hyacinth of lis pcriumcd breath, and
adown the garden walk the ~whippoorwill
lends his monotone OF sadness unto the
baImy night. Sleep, with brooding wings,
sits silent DER the scene. But bark. II
is the tinkling guitar strumncd by the
lonely Augusta. He comes. Beneath the
vinc-rlad window in the ghostly cleaning
he muscs, and up the ilowcr-trclliSed wall
he shoots 4 melancholy tenor lraught with
the passionate inquiry, Must ] leave thee
here alOnC?' No answer returns save the
haunting echo and the low clicking of 4
distant door. The scene changes.
1t is the back yard tahleau. 4 white
robcd old man bends over Il chained dog
and soothes his too eager spirit as he
loosenS the collar. 4 low voice says
'S.cc-ceck him, Bull; take n short cut
round the rose bush" 4 ilaSh-and the
old man is alone. The CHATTER Of n fallen
guitar comes from the 'front.' 4 sound like
the rush of Il stc"plc-ChaSc nearing Il hedge
is borne back, and neck and neck two iig-
uTcS cross the picket fence to disappear
down the dim perspective Of the deserted
streets. Then the old man meets Bull rs he
returned on the outer walk, and removes
in Il discouraged manner a dark object
from his foaming mouth, while the AMI
nal returns to his kennel in silence. The
door opens and shuts upon the white-rObcd
form, and al is still again. Buta rs he gets
in bed and shoves the old lady's feet ont of
the warm place he muttcrs: "Bull is get
tin old, an sercnades don't pay dividends
like they used to; but if business kecps up
! think you will be justified in startin' an
other patchwork quilt, Maria. That last
fellow left real CasSumur."
what sOrter sampled did you gei?"
'"Tolerable fair. There was a long strip
with 4 pistol pocket hangin' to it and one
~alluS hutton.'
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MAN wants but little here below

I"t WANTS. l!iit lt'l' H'i"HS'
This is especially true Of Il purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for it, Us n rule, but when taken,
wishes it 10 be prompt, sure and effective.
DIR. Picrcc's Pleasant PuTgatiye Pellets
leave nothing to he desired III point OF eff
clcy, and yet their action is totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms, or disa-
grecable after-efrects. Purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless.
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WEST ALEXANDER.

SEscirl TIc1r1m Ia hc SUWdng Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, June 1.-THE
creamery is in full operation now, and the
excitement among sight seers has abatcd.
L. II. Bell, Esq, and family of Keokuk,
Iowa, arrived at the paternal mansion Sat
uriay last. He looks well.
Decnration Day was observed here by
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BASE BALL.
ASSOCIATION NJ

Games 4" lac Played
June e, :, S-St. Louis ". Mrtropolitans,
Mt New York.
June Is, Z, S-LOuisyille vs.. Baltimor, ot
Baltimore.
June =, I, Cincinnati vs.. Athletics. at
Philadelphia.
June ;, :, S-Cleveland W. Brooklyn, At
Brooklyn.
June ., lost. Louis vs.. Athletics. at
Philadelphia.
June ., lO-LOuisville vs.. Metropolitans,
ut New York.
June y, lO-CincinnatI Us. BROOKLYN, at
Brooklyn.
June 3, lO-Cleyeland vs.. Baltimore, at
Baltimore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
SUMMARY.
NATIONAL


Ullhes % be Played.
June g, Z, S~-Allegheny VS.. Detroit, al
Detroit.
Juue6, 7. S-New York vs.. Philadelphia,
at Philadelphia.
June &, I, S-BostOn vs.. Washington, al
Washington.
June e, :, S-Chicago w. indianapolis, at
Indianapolis.
June ., lO-Allegheny vs.. Chicago, at
Chicago.
June ., lO-Philadelphia vs.. Boston, al
Boston.
June 9, 10 Washington vs.. New York, at
New York.
June ., lO-ludianapolis vs.. Detroit, nj
Detroit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05

The following is the standing of the
League clubs up to and inclusive of Thurs
days games:
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X

FEE-GARY-On Thursday evening. juno ,,
ut the residence of the brides brother, Mr.. How.
ARD J. FEE Ia Miss lEA NJ. GARY: both Of TINS
city.
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Hen advertisements.

WANTED A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
W houNcwork. Call At Sl Market Street.
juhg
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WANTED- GOOD MOULD sTOGIE
w maker. steady work for Il good man. AID
OLSON ISRAEL, cor E0tt and sixteenth streets
JuJq
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The Standin

The following is the standing of the
American Association clubs up 10 and in
elusive of Wednesdays games:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05

LNOR RENT-THREE NICE ROOMS-SECOND
u floor. OH Main street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. Apply al Panhandle Ticket
Once. ju6q
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WANTED SITUATION-BY YOUNG MAN
w Is years old, ~ assistant bOOkkeepcr or
clerk. Good penman and accountant. Refer
cnccs given. Address j., this Office. ju3eds